comparemela.com

Latest Breaking News On - Sue richardson - Page 5 : comparemela.com

Inheritance taxes, resource taxes and an attack on negative gearing: how top economists would raise $20 billion

Asked to choose the fairest ways to raise billions, half of the economists backed introducing inheritance taxes. Around a third chose winding back super tax concessions and increased resource taxes.

New south walesHong kongSouth australiaJames morleyMichael keatingDanielle woodAdrian blundell wignallFrank jotzoStefanie schurerSaul eslakeRana royGuyonne kalbUniversity of sydneyInternational monetary fundCentre for independentUniversity of adelaide sue richardson

Inheritance taxes, resource taxes and an attack on negative gearing: how top economists would raise $20 billion per year

Asked to choose the fairest ways to raise billions, half of the economists backed introducing inheritance taxes. Around a third chose winding back super tax concessions and increased resource taxes.

South australiaHong kongNew south walesStefanie schurerJames morleySaul eslakeGuyonne kalbFrank jotzoMichael keatingAdrian blundell wignallRana royDanielle woodEconomic society of australiaInternational monetary fundUniversity of melbourneUniversity of adelaide sue richardson

How top economists would tax to raise $20 billion for Australia

Asked to choose measures by efficiency, 40 per cent chose increased or new taxes on land, while 39 per cent chose more resource taxes.

Hong kongNew south walesSouth australiaAdrian blundell wignallStefanie schurerGuyonne kalbJames morleyDanielle woodSaul eslakeMichael keatingRana royFrank jotzoUniversity of sydneyUniversity of melbourneInternational monetary fundUniversity of adelaide sue richardson

Peter Martin | Inheritance taxes, resource taxes and an attack on negative gearing: how top economists would raise $20 billion | The Examiner

Inheritance taxes, resource taxes and an attack on negative gearing: how top economists would raise $20 billion

Hong kongNew south walesSouth australiaAustralian capital territoryGuyonne kalbDanielle woodStefanie schurerSaul eslakeFrank jotzoAdrian blundell wignallRana royJames morleyMichael keatingPeter martinEconomic society of australiaGrattan institute

Peter Martin | Inheritance taxes, resource taxes and an attack on negative gearing: how top economists would raise $20 billion | The Armidale Express

Inheritance taxes, resource taxes and an attack on negative gearing: how top economists would raise $20 billion

Australian capital territoryHong kongSouth australiaNew south walesSaul eslakeJames morleyDanielle woodStefanie schurerPeter martinRana royFrank jotzoGuyonne kalbAdrian blundell wignallMichael keatingUniversity of adelaide sue richardsonCrawford school of public

vimarsana © 2020. All Rights Reserved.